Literacy Strategies Quiz

In your class, you show students a picture of a playground and ask them to write a short story. What literacy strategy are you using?

• Object Analysis

• Word Mapping

• Picture Prompts for Storytelling

• Sound Discrimination

You ask students to identify the letter 'B' on classroom posters and books and list words starting with 'B.' What activity are you conducting?

• Rhyming

• Letter Recognition Game

• Read-Aloud

• Phoneme Awareness

You read 'The Very Hungry Caterpillar' aloud to your class, asking questions along the way. Which strategy is this?

• Student-Led Read-Aloud

• Phoneme Awareness

• Teacher Read-Aloud

• Picture Prompts

During a phonics lesson, you say the word 'cat' and ask students to break it down into /k/, /a/, /t/. What is the focus of this activity?

• Vocabulary Expansion

• Object Analysis

• Phoneme Awareness

• Storytelling

You have students clap to the rhythm of 'Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star' as they sing. What skill are you reinforcing?

• Phoneme Awareness

• Rhymes and Rhythm

• Vocabulary Building

• Picture Prompts

You show students a cube, a sphere, and a pyramid and ask them to describe each shape’s sides and edges. Which strategy are you using?

• Object Description

• Letter Recognition

• Picture-Based Discussion

• Read-Aloud

You ask a student to read a word problem aloud: 'There are 6 bananas, and you add 4 more. How many bananas now?' What is this an example of?

• Phoneme Awareness

• Teacher Read-Aloud

• Student-Led Read-Aloud

• Sound Discrimination

You show a picture of a balance scale with different weights on each side and ask, 'Which side is heavier?' What is the purpose of this activity?

• Vocabulary Expansion

• Object Analysis

• Phoneme Awareness

• Critical Thinking and Math Concept

You ask students to break down the word 'butterfly' into 'butter' and 'fly.' What is the focus of this activity?

• Word Mapping

• Read-Aloud

• Phoneme Awareness

• Sound Discrimination

You show students images of different 3D shapes and ask them to describe how they are used in buildings. What literacy strategy are you using?

• Picture Prompts

• Object Description

• Phoneme Awareness

• Sound Discrimination